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June 27, 2005

The Phisher Commuter

loose wire[loose wire] My colleague Lee Gomes writes in WSJ.com in his Portals column (a few days old, this, sorry; but it is free) about phishers, and what they’re really...

Some related posts from Technorati and Google.

Loosewire.typepad.com[Loosewire.typepad.com] loose wire: Further to my earlier post about the ”˜invisible’ rise of Asian blogging (”˜invisible’ because not many of us Anglophones read Japanese, Korean or Chinese) here’s some (rather belatedly noticed by me) evidence from Joi Ito's Web on Japan blogging stats:

Technorati.comhttp://technorati.com [Technorati.com] Technorati Tag: Phishing: My job developing anti-phishing software is an almost constant source of amusement. Clueless phishers provide the most enjoyment, but sometimes we see...

Robotwisdom.comhttp://www.robotwisdom.com [Robotwisdom.com] robot wisdom weblog: Which of these is your least favorite aspect of Robot Wisdom Weblog? Basic sketch of email 'phishing'

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Posted at June 27, 2005 04:58 PM

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